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Ghana’s government is working to resolve recent power outages that have frustrated citizens and businesses. While acknowledging the current disruptions as a major challenge, Alexander Kwamena Afenyo-Markin, the Majority Leader, highlighted the government’s long-term success in maintaining a stable power supply. He assured Ghanaians that they are actively working to minimize the outages, similar to their achievement upon taking office

PCA in The Hague mandates Ghanaian laws in $300M mining dispute between Cassius Mining and the GoG, setting a legal precedent

Development Bank Ghana plans to advance GH¢1 billion to commercial banks for on-lending to crucial sectors like agriculture and ICT, fueling national economic growth.

ACCRA, Ghana (AP) — The aftermath of a tragic train accident in Ghana has sparked outrage and disbelief, with Charles Owusu, a public figure, likening the actions of the truck…

A driver’s reckless act of parking his truck on the Tema-Mpakadan railway line resulted in a catastrophic train accident, underscoring the importance of adherence to safety protocols. The incident, which…

Alan Kyerematen presents a six-strategy plan focused on transforming Ghana’s political and economic landscape, promoting growth, unity, and innovative governance.

Professor Grace Nkansa Asante becomes the first female Professor of Economics in Ghana at KNUST, marking a significant milestone in academia and gender equality.

A new report by Ghana’s statistics agency reveals significant variations in food prices across the country. The Western North Region has the highest grocery prices, but shopping around locally can lead to savings. Local produce may also be a more affordable option than imported food items.

Former Ghanaian President John Agyekum Kufuor recently highlighted the crucial role played by Asantehene, King Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, in ensuring the smooth conduct of the 2016 presidential election. Kufuor…

Yvonne Odoley Sowah emphasizes youth discipline to resolve land disputes in Gbese Clan, aiming for peaceful development and fewer litigations.